Clips

Maze Clips are the easiest way to capture audio, video, and screen recordings of asynchronous user tests, without having to schedule and run live moderated research sessions. This article walks you...

Maze Clips are the easiest way to capture audio, video, and screen recordings of asynchronous user tests, without having to schedule and run live moderated research sessions. This article walks you...

Maze Clips are the easiest way to capture audio, video, and/or screen recordings of asynchronous user tests, without having to schedule and run live moderated research sessions. This article walks ...

Maze Clips are the easiest way to capture audio, video, and screen recordings of asynchronous user tests, without having to schedule and run live moderated research sessions. It is possible to view...

When exporting individual Clips recordings, you might notice that the download and fullscreen options are not available for users who took the test on a mobile device, or who did not enable screen ...

Interacting with Clips on mobile devices Screen recording is not supported on mobile devices. As a result, Maze detects when your testers are using a mobile device, and skips screen recording for t...

Overview Clips recorded in Chrome, Firefox, or Edge are saved in .webm format, which is not supported by Safari. As a result, when using Safari to view recordings made in these browsers, you will s...

Overview Before taking a maze test that includes session recordings (Clips), Chrome users will see three options when enabling screen sharing: Entire screen, Window, or Chrome Tab. If using Chrome...